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Distribution Verve
Distribution Verve: Neil Menard of StepStone Private Wealth
Analysis
Alternative thinking: Strive for balance not bravado
Downside risk is inevitable, writes Tom May, but unmanageable losses are not
Planet MPS: Models of consistency
Andy Parsons digs deeper into the numbers of the top-performing MPS offerings
Monday Club – 09/02/26: Your weekly Wealthwise digest
The week that was, the week that will be – plus, in focus, ‘Rebalance of powers’ and ‘Softwar(e)’
Partner zone
Compounding Opportunity in Bonds
PIMCO
Sustainable investing quarterly update – January 2026
ROYAL LONDON ASSET MANAGEMENT
Scottish Mortgage on the New Growth Epoch
BAILLIE GIFFORD
Emerging and frontier markets outlook 2026: Super cycle redux
REDWHEEL
Mean Reversion Machine
Mean Reversion Machine – GW25: Beware the green-eyed monster
A regular excuse to use fantasy football as a metaphor for portfolio management
Distribution Verve: Pat Sanderson of Janus Henderson Investors
The current thinking and future plans of heads of distribution at asset management groups
Boutique Critique: Palm Harbour Global Value
Independently-minded stockpickers are harder to find these days, writes Alex Paget, but they do exist
Richard Warne: Cut through the AI, energy and inflation noise
Today’s headlines can be loud and often unsettling but the key for investors is not to overreact
GIB ASSET MANAGEMENT
Emerging Markets outlook 2026: Strengthening fundamentals after a constructive 2025
Emerging Markets are entering a phase of renewed opportunity as strengthening fundamentals, improving earnings momentum and easing policy pressures reshape...
BROOKFIELD
European Direct Lending: Early Innings
We believe Europe is still early in its private credit journey, with significant growth ahead. Direct lending has risen to...
RESEARCH AFFILIATES
2025’s Implications for the Future: “Some Like it Hot”?
Investors may want to prepare for a decade of higher nominal rates, fiscal fragility, and episodic volatility. Navigating this next...
POLEN CAPITAL
AI’s Second Act: From Suppliers to Appliers
Why value is shifting from AI infrastructure to the businesses that integrate and monetize it.
Choice words
Choice Words: Luke Hyde-Smith co-head of multi-asset at W1M
On four key investment criteria, instilling a more risk-taking culture – and one 'crabby' toddler
17.54 min
Choice Words: Paul Angell, head of investment research, AJ Bell
On wealth management’s purpose, a ‘North Star’ mantra and freefall at 30,000 feet
24:46 min
Choice Words: James Klempster, deputy head of multi-asset at Liontrust
On long-term thinking, blending portfolios and a brush with a gun-toting priest
29:56 min
More choice words videos
Watch: Choice Words: Dean Cheeseman – MD of client investment solutions at Mattioli Woods
Watch: Choice Words: Chris Metcalfe, CIO of IBOSS and Kingswood
Watch: Choice Words: Jonathan Unwin, UK head of portfolio management for Mirabaud WM
Partner Video
Investment views: US midcaps are a ‘tremendous fishing pond’ for active investors
Barrow & Hanley head of US equities Mark Giambrone makes the case for an allocation to US midcaps
01:52 min
Podcast
Gold is exciting, but what about Silver? Baker Steel’s David Baker, Episode 2
Baker Steel’s David Baker discusses why investors can remain optimistic on the outlook for gold-mining equities – and arguably be...
23:48 min
Investment views: ‘Carbon is probably the most impactful investment you can have’
KraneShares head of strategy Luke Oliver on the case for investing in carbon
08:55 min
Fly on the Wall: JOHCM UK Dynamic
Fund Research Centre lets Julian Marr tag along for another manager meeting – as long as he keeps quiet
Picks for ‘26: A micro-driven pivot back to the US
Growth this year will stem from firm-level innovation and capital spending decisions, writes Hani Redha
Andy Parsons: What are MPS’s biggest fund exposures? Part 2
Completing the picture with an analysis of the Defensive, Balanced and Adventurous peer groups
Alternative thinking: Building resilient portfolios for a new era
With the right framework, writes Tom May, volatility can be harnessed rather than avoided